Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1928, Page 20

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1928. VATICAN ORGAN REVIVES ROMAN CONTROVERSY Mrs. Anna Griffin, buyer for a store at Ardmore, Okla, is 8t. Joseph's Hospital at Highland, Ill, with a burn on her shoulder and bruises on her forehead and back. Mrs. Harry New- WOULD REGULATE EXITS.|TRAIN CRASH HURTS MANY PASSENGERS man of 3326 Stuben avenue, New York, was taken to St. Louls for treatment Denies Church Moderates Protest of her injurles. Others taken to St. frreducible opposition to the anti- Dozen |3 T ebert Jouwon. 83, tnjured | °f Losses Through Abrogation | FFeCRCHe FEELe 0t iiberalism!, and on the head; Mr. and Mrs. Grover Dal- of Temporal Power. Soclalism.” 4 ton of ru]lzhr ma.':{c,lz Edwnrg stl;‘-m- i SO . mer of Terre Haute, Ind., and three | By the Associated Pross. < - negro Pullman car employcs, all of St.| ROME, January 31.—The “Roman Sheriff Accuses Hill. OTTAWA, Il, January 31 (@)~ Louls. question” as to temporal power In Sherlft Floyd Clark yesterday completed rflgl‘ cites in this connection the atti- uy olPapePlu.mexw‘Pflll X, Benedict XV and the presemft Pope, who in his ver{lnrut pontifical ut- terance sald that throughout the reigns of these Popes there had been “g program of strong, constant and watch when he went to recover the dummy package deposited where Dr. MAN IS GIVEN 10 YEARS FOR THREATENING NOTE | §uppret! ™o cirected to leave the Chicagoan Admits Trying to Ex- tort 8500 in Plot in Kidnap Dentist’s Daughter. By the Associatgd Press. MIAMI, Fla, January 31.—Pleading gullty to a charge of sending a threat- 20 53ARE GRADUATED Copeland Bill Requires Outward Openings Above Second Stories. AT DUNBAR SCHOOL | 5 e | In Washington of more than two stories in height would have to open outward, if a bill introduced today . Mary C. Terrell Delivers | by Senator Copeland. Democrat, of New Mrs yC.Te : | York becomes law. The Copeland bill ™ s factories, hospitals, hotels, | By the Associated Press. Address on “Moral spartment | houses, office buildings,| GREENVILLE, Il January 31.- Courage.” schools, public halls and theaters as | Nine persons were seriously injured and urage. ‘s of butidings that would be af- |about a doren others bruised and and provides that if the bill|shaken up when o broken rail caused . s the owners or those in charge | ¢ hes it \the iATerioan tin st Graduation exercises of the midvear | ¢ . e our coaches G class of Dunbar High School were held | ¢ y Dloingy r:;:;g"l;‘ reauired 0| oy york.st. Louts tran on the Penn- e_suditorium of schiool_Iast 1 was referred to the District [sylvania line, to pile up near here late h nl.;n n‘x‘:‘x;fl committee for report. vesterday. Nine Seriously Injured, Bruised in Wreck Caused by a Broken Rail. §\\\l|1|mllmlmnmnflll/l BURNISHINE Italy was revived yesterday by Osserva- tore Romano, official Vatican organ, in { his testimon: ainst young Harry Hil ening communication, Roger Lewis, 28, an_evidently inspired editorial reply- | M tesHing I atricide, by identifying nu- | Of Chicago, yesterday was sentenced 1n | '.x:,'d ""o“; (;.‘:gf;ta‘ !';;efgmll;;, %:;:}:‘\' merous exhnm.sl the prg:«;cutl;m ,cnunb’ Criminal Court to serve a 10-year sen- X upon as links in its chain of circum- | tence. Gentlle, former miniater of In(ructiory | stantial evidence upon which 1t de- | The man admitted attempting to ex. any assertion that the Roman Catholic pends qu send thl% ymtt;: to U;‘e elldflcugt: '{;:1 ?Sdflo ; {r!rm;y D}x]' J. E. kf:d;mphell, X st | chalr. Among other things, he identi- | Miaml dentist, by threats to ap the Church has moderated her ~protest| CO81E CCROCE G lee gaid to have been | dentist’s 7-year-old daughter. the ?,'-‘fl":,’«' nfi’&“fi&é{“fifi&‘-‘&"’xn"i?fé?“ Thr: | worn by Hill at the tirfie of the killing.. He was arrested by detectives on The others were given first ald treat- ment and their injurles were described 18 “light bruises.” The diner and the last three Pull- man_ cars left the rails about three- warters of a mile west of here. The liner caught fire, but the flames were ‘xtinguished before any damage was tone. The train was traveling over lat prairies and there were no steep +mbankments dow A Collection Which Represents the Foremost in Fashion as Well as the Finest Qualities Obtainable at —In gathering this large and unusual collection of dresses we have picked and chosen from the assortments of many makers with one thought uppermost in our minds. That was, to secure dresses we knew to be absolutely style-right, and of the high- est quality that could be produced to sell for $15. They are ready tomorrow—with an air of Spring about them that is not only tempting but well nigh irresistible at the price! For Women and Misses Alethia Greene, Gladys Mack. TRADE BOARD DECLARES AGAINST GASQUE BILL! Protests Proposed Enactment Call- ing for Popular Election of District School Directors. Opposition to the Gasgue bill, which provides for popular election of the/ school board in the District, is volced by the Washington Board of Trade in a letter to the House District committee, | filed with Chairman Zihlman. “The vital matter of the ecucation of | K tration of | K one-third of our tax money,” the pro- Dorothy | results than we now enjor under the present system of appoint- ments. “We believe that if suffrage is to b extended to thg District of Columbia. . A it should pot start with the schools but. instead. should end with the schools | after the electorate of the District of | Columbia has had sufficient experience on schooling to know what suffrage Teally means™ Refrigerator Car Status Fixed. —A pretty printed Canton crepe, an apple blossom and fruit de- sign in bright color combination. Itis made with a pleated front skirt, and Has"&"broad belt with a large bow tie in front.—$15. Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 Women’s Sizes 36 to 46 —Twelve of the many attractive styles are sketched. .The others are equally as charming. 7 et / A % Q77 W —This smart navy blue Canton crepe is made in a two-piece style—an at- tractive sports model—a belted blouse effect, with the bodice hand fagoted and trimmed with but- tons, and pleated skirt,$15 iy, T ~ 7/, By i LK To the women who are always particular about their personal RN NN —Striking Indian design flat crepe has been em- ployed for this two-piece model, with its graceful new neckline, its pleated skirt and fluttering sash. —Chic and frilly is this navy blue georgette com- bined with navy taffeta. A fine pleated frill circles the neck, ending in a side tie; the skirt tiers are finished with pleated frilling.—$15. —This attractive model is made of a rose and tan printed Canton crepe of splendid qual- ity. It has a pleated front skirt, a side bow and a shoulder flower of self material.—$1S. —This model is made —An exceptionally smart model is this navy blue georgette, with novel draped skirt and flowing tie caught down with a shoulder flower.—$15. Wy i _ appearance, the Ritz makes a real appeal through its neat and attractive design. They find pleasure in wearing a rubber shoe which combines real warmth and foot comfortwith Styleand Service, Made of high qual- ity Jersey fabrics in the Jatest shades of Tans, Greys and Fawn, as also in Black. The best stores and shops in your city can supply you. of “faded rose” geor- gette. The bodice is ornamented with cross tucking, and the skirt is flared. The front is scalloped.—$15. RIS —This smart model is particularly becoming to the sophisticated woman, is made on long lines in a two - piece effect. The material is a new Indian designinharmonious colors.—$15. NN S —(Center, seated.) An unusually graceful model of georgette, in a soft cafe shades trimmed with a darker tone; has long lines of tucking, a narrow belt and a fluffy tie.—$15. R SN\ = NN RN SN —(Right, seated.) A pais- iey printed crepe in rich colors has been combined with a plain navy crepe to make a most effective model, two-tier pleated skirt, plain tie and belt. S — N\ NN S ~Ihis navy blue Can- ton crepe has novel tucking over the shoulders, a pleated jabot set diagonally into the front at the neck, a skirt with pleating combined ¢ ¥ with plain crepe ?n diagonal effect,—$15. —This model, one of the most striking in the sale, is of radium silkk in a bold and Dbrilliant leaf design: has a pleated skirt, hroad belt and side tie Firesone Footwesr Company Hudson, Mass. ~ o Wihalessle 1iatriinaor J. Giufirida & Bro. 711 Eye 81 NW. Washington, D. C. AMEBICANS SHOULD THEIR GAid bu MR ) RN RO 0 Kann's—Second Floor